The Station

What a charming & cozy small town coffee shop vibes! Just moved in the area & will come here OFTEN! Very quiet & laid back. Wonderful selection of baked goodies, coffee beverages & breakfasts! Loved all the local hand made gifts to browse! Bonus- lots of vegan items clearly marked!

I have lived near this gem for years, and I finally got a moment to stop in. My oat latte was really good. When you dine in, they give it to you in an actual glass cup. I ordered the organic eggs, provolone and red peppers sandwich. It wasn’t a preheated ultra processed sandwich, it was a delight. I sat in the cafe area. It was slightly busy, but people were still able to get their work done. I will come back. FYI this is a vegetarian cafe.

I am a big coffee person I came in today as I read the reviews. I ordered two Nutella lattes they tasted burnt and nothing like Nutella or a latte I bought a small and large my husband said it’s a solid 2/10 I was scared to try it and was hoping he was wrong I tasted it and yuck disgusting tossed out! I also ordered a cookie and banana bread both were hard as if they had been sitting there all day uncovered at least they shouldn’t have sold it because I told them it was a cute caffe and first time customer right away I wanted to come back to try more products but one batch of bad items I can’t take risk. I also had their spinach and egg sandwich with feta cheese on everything bagel that was the only delicious item worth every $ spent and very tasty. Didn’t take a pic of the items but her

I visit with my daughter at least weekly to enjoy a cup of their coffee options and fresh pastries. We’re always greeted warmly by staff and patrons. The quality of the baked goods always blows me away. Most recently, we tried the apple cider donuts and wow, I don’t know how they’ll top those.

After showing some homes, I popped in this cute spot - The Station Coffee House. I have read that they have delicious scones, so of course it was on my list! Like the name implies, it’s an old converted train station. They have been in business for around 10 years. First, everything about the layout and its contents follows an ultra-charming vibe. There is plenty of seating in the dining area. There is also plenty of local art and cultural knick-knacks for sale. There’s even a list of events for the public. All-in-all, a very inviting and engaging space. Then there is the menu…so diverse! From ice cream to sandwiches, from scones to breads. I chose to test drive two of their traditional scones (lemon and blueberry) and after chatting with the baker, I grabbed a slice of cannoli bread, t